Deangelo Hawkins-Clay
Articles (52 total)
Review: Disclosure: Trans Lives On Screen showcases trans people's contributions to entertainment
This documentary makes people feel and think about trans people’s contributions to entertainment and society.
Series Review: "Search Party" uses genre-bending and comedy to capitalize on viewers' hunger for murder mysteries
Moving to HBO Max was a great decision for the creators of “Search Party,“ and all three seasons of this millennial murder mystery are available to stream now.
Review: Disney's 'Onward' arrives just in time to warm the hearts of millions when we need it most
Onward is a feel-good film that is sure to lift spirits during these difficult times.
Review: The Hunt
The Hunt is a action-packed thriller that is sure to leave you wanting more.
Review: Blumhouse is back with another eccentric horror film "The Invisible Man"
“The Invisible Man” is exactly what I look for in suspenseful sci-fi horror, with a noteworthy cast, an eerie soundtrack, and an action-packed and consistent plot.
Review: "Sonic The Hedgehog" lacks an original storyline but is saved by its action components, soundtrack, and character design
Fans of the original video game franchise may be impressed by Sonic’s action components and character design, but may feel that the plot is somewhat recycled. Still, with a potential sequel in the works for more opportunities in story development, it’s worth a view.
Review: "High Fidelity" explores music and relationships in a refreshing and intriguing way
“High Fidelity,“ a series remake of the original 2000 film, explores failed relationships, meticulous top 5 lists, and exceptional music.
Review: Birds of Prey's fantastic and progressive storyline paves the way for possible sequel
Birds of Prey is truly one for the books as it shows the women as kick ass characters who have to come together and put their differences aside for a common purpose.
"Horse Girl" is a fast-paced, convoluted thriller which leaves you with more questions than answers
“Horse Girl” leaves audiences somewhat puzzled and somewhat intrigued in its coverage of bizarre events surrounding horses, aliens, and cloning.
Review: The "Charmed" reboot is a great portrayal of diversity and family
The series is a great portrayal of sisterhood, showcasing strong women fighting for what’s right. Although others have been turned off from the series solely based on it being a reboot, I would like to give the series my stamp of approval.
